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This course was very good and the course delivery was very knowledgeable
Great course, good knowledge of topic area. Good pace and relevant
Excellent course, with a good ratio of participants to trainer
I had been putting off the Cross examination day for sometime.... but when it came along it wasn't so bad. Neil Seligman enabled me to weather being cross examined- despite asking some challenging questions. It was a really helpful day altogether.
This training, overall, has been very helpful in understanding the role and responsibilities of an expert witness and how this would take effect in a court room or hearing situation. Cross-examination has been a stressful experience, but I feel better able to face this in real life having been through the training.
Excellent course. Has given me confidence to prepare thoroughly for cross-examination, knowledge of techniques under cross-examination. The simulated session was of a high quality.
The course work really well with 5 people invovled as there wasn't excessive waiting around. I was unsure beforehand on doing it online, however felt it was very beneficial and can imagine it'll only be more beneficial in person. Trainer was very knowledgable and aided making the course run smoothly and efficiently.
Incredibly happy I've had the opportunity to do this before the real thing. Course ran smoothly, all questions answered well.
I found the course material extremely engaging, it most definitely enlightened me as to how best conduct myself whilst delivering an expert opinion within a courtroom/legal setting. Further, Nick's insights allowed me to better understand how to present my argument, such that it got straight to the point.
extremely good trainers. Made us feel at ease before the mock cross examination. Very professional. Only comment is that I do wonder whether medicolegal cases, industrial and criminal cases should be dealt with separately, in more bespoke courses, rather than lumping them all together. Whilst the processes are indentical the content is different, and it may just help delegates learn more from each other in similar fields.